Hiking the most beautiful town in Italy's Cinque Terre: Riomaggiore

I have finally arrived at the other side of the Anywhere Door: the Cinque Terre in Italy! ►Millennium-old village ▪︎ Over a thousand years ago, humans transformed the steep slopes of the Ligurian seaside into arable land suitable for farming, and built stone walls to live in, which is what the Cinque Terre is. ▪︎ The residential buildings of the Cinque Terre stand on the cliffs, facing the sea against the mountains, with beautiful scenery. The five original ecological seaside towns are Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore, among which Riomaggiore is the easternmost and the largest town! ►Full hiking experience ▪︎ After getting off the train at Monterosso, we saw the blue sea and the lush green vegetation, a real visual feast! ▪︎ The rocks on both sides of the pier are filled with buildings of various heights, and the colorful coatings on the surface add a lovely atmosphere to the pier, which is also the scenery on postcards ▪︎ Walking along the coastline, you can see a variety of cute fishing boats, and in the shops, there are introductions to various practical knots ▪︎ Not far from the pier, the cliff path is a popular spot, connecting Riomaggiore and Manarola towns, known as the Path of Love! The stone chairs carved into kissing silhouettes and the dense love locks are the symbols of the Path of Love, and the entire path can be walked in 20 minutes. There are various messages and graffiti on the gallery, with a huge stone wall and terraces on one side and cliffs on the other. There are many couples who come here! ►Recommended visit: 1 day ►Transportation: After driving to the Cinque Terre, there is a small train on the island connecting the villages